Welcome to MultiFAQ Wednesday, May 22 2013 @ 09:04 AM IDT
This project provides unique plugins and other special modifications for Geeklog. It was inherited by a user that left the Geeklog community.
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The latest version of MultiFAQ requires at least Geeklog v1.8.1, which offers a configuration GUI and more improvements.
MultiFAQ is our main product. This plugin supplies a GUI based advanced FAQ management system.
It was created with multilinguality in mind, which means each question/answer can be seen in various languages, depending on the user's setting. However, it can be used just as well for a single language.
Yes, one can import questions from FAQMan, the more recognized FAQ manager plugin of Geeklog.
Even more so, uninstalling FAQMan is not mandatory. You can use both plugins at the same time, thus not risking losing anything.
This project requires Geeklog, an up and coming open source CMS (Content Management System) that was created in security in mind with new features that are added in each new version.
Yes, you're looking at the demo site.
If you want to manage the FAQ an admin, you can log in with:
Username: admin
Password: password
Please don't abuse it. Regardless, the site is reset every once in a while.
Once an hour, but only if someone actually visits.
If you logged in, then added a new question, etc. and you don't see it, then it's some sort of caching bug in SourceForge. Just click ctrl+r.
First of all, one must defined which user/group are part of the MultiFAQ admin group or just that admin group directly.
Then, each language must have it defined which user/group are part of the MultifAQ translators group, or just use that group directly. That user/group can then translate into this language each new question or old question in which they are allowed to edit.
For whole languages, yes. That is, you can define a certain language as disabled and still edit its topics/questions/answers.
For specific topics/questions/answers, yes, but not directly. Just use the permission system. For example, make the relevant item readable only to yourself.
Officially, just MySQL is supported. However, there is minimal support for MSSQL which may make it usable. If you have MSSQL, please test it and supply feedback.
"Lior (Weissbrod) Computer Consulting" is an Israel business that deals mainly with setting up and producing small to medium websites both for corporations and for private persons.
While our open source products are available for free, we do sell our services.
One choice is to buy a sponsored link.
The second choice is to submit a feature request and mention you're willing to pay for it.
For whole languages, yes. That is, you can define a certain language as disabled and still edit its topics/questions/answers.
For specific topics/questions/answers, yes, but not directly. Just use the permission system. For example, make the relevant item readable only to yourself.
Yes, you're looking at the demo site.
If you want to manage the FAQ an admin, you can log in with:
Username: admin
Password: password
Please don't abuse it. Regardless, the site is reset every once in a while.
The latest version of MultiFAQ requires at least Geeklog v1.8.1, which offers a configuration GUI and more improvements.
While our open source products are available for free, we do sell our services.
One choice is to buy a sponsored link.
The second choice is to submit a feature request and mention you're willing to pay for it.
This project provides unique plugins and other special modifications for Geeklog. It was inherited by a user that left the Geeklog community.
Yes, one can import questions from FAQMan, the more recognized FAQ manager plugin of Geeklog.
Even more so, uninstalling FAQMan is not mandatory. You can use both plugins at the same time, thus not risking losing anything.
Once an hour, but only if someone actually visits.
If you logged in, then added a new question, etc. and you don't see it, then it's some sort of caching bug in SourceForge. Just click ctrl+r.
Officially, just MySQL is supported. However, there is minimal support for MSSQL which may make it usable. If you have MSSQL, please test it and supply feedback.
Yes, you're looking at the demo site.
If you want to manage the FAQ an admin, you can log in with:
Username: admin
Password: password
Please don't abuse it. Regardless, the site is reset every once in a while.
First of all, one must defined which user/group are part of the MultiFAQ admin group or just that admin group directly.
Then, each language must have it defined which user/group are part of the MultifAQ translators group, or just use that group directly. That user/group can then translate into this language each new question or old question in which they are allowed to edit.
If you logged in, then added a new question, etc. and you don't see it, then it's some sort of caching bug in SourceForge. Just click ctrl+r.
Once an hour, but only if someone actually visits.